Apple successfully obtained a finger device patent, taking Vision Pro virtual world interaction to a higher level

November 24 news, according to the latest list published by the United States Trademark and Patent Office (USPTO), Apple has recently successfully obtained a patent for finger device technology, which can be used with Vision Pro headsets are used together to achieve human-computer interaction in the virtual world.

In this patent, Apple details a method for obtaining body tracking data through body trackers. Specifically, Vision Pro displays a physical surface on the screen, and a content manipulation area separate from the computer-generated trackpad representation

In this content manipulation area Within, the user can interact with the finger cot device worn by the user. For example, when a finger draws a circle on a computer-generated trackpad, the electronic device displays the corresponding circle within the content operation area. This process is based on finger operation data and tracks the finger through six degrees of freedom (6DOF). Even if part of the finger sleeve device is blocked by a physical object, the electronic device can still continue to receive finger operation data

Apple stated that the scope of application of the patent is not limited to finger operations. Apple Vision users can use the virtual keyboard to operate. The patent disclosed today confirms that users can easily control content in Vision Pro with the help of a virtual touchpad when using finger devices. This innovation provides strong support for the further development of virtual reality technology

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